All 38 David Schwimmer Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of David Schwimmer’s filmography as we take a look at some of his most memorable and acclaimed movies. From his early roles to his latest projects, join us as we explore the diverse range of films that have showcased Schwimmer’s talent and versatility as an actor.
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1. A Deadly Silence (1989)
A Deadly Silence (1989) is a gripping thriller film that takes the audience on an emotional rollercoaster. When the father of three children is found dead outside his house, the neighborhood is left in shock. However, they soon discover that there is much more to his story than meets the eye.
2. Flight of the Intruder (1991)
In the thrilling action-packed drama, Flight of the Intruder, set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War, audiences are taken on a high-stakes journey alongside a skilled pilot and his experienced comrade. With an estimated production budget of $35 million, the film has seen moderate commercial success, earning $14,587,732 in the US alone since its release on January 18, 1991. Directed by renowned filmmaker John Milius, the film’s screenplay comes from the talented hands of Stephen Coonts, Robert Dillon, and David Shaber, who all bring their expertise in crafting an adrenaline-fueled narrative.
3. Crossing the Bridge (1992)
Step back into the 1970s with the coming-of-age tale “Crossing the Bridge. “ The film transports us to the streets of Detroit, where three teenage friends embark on a series of adventures and hijinks that defy the rules of their conservative hometown. Directed by Mike Binder and written by the same visionary, the film stars Josh Charles, Jason Gedrick, and Stephen Baldwin, delivering a comedic and dramatic experience that resonates with audiences of any age.
4. Twenty Bucks (1993)
Experience an unconventional tale of life, love, and the unexpected in the comedy-drama, “Twenty Bucks” (1993). Directed by Keva Rosenfeld and written by Leslie Bohem and Endre Bohem, follow the adventures of a solitary, yet charismatic, twenty-dollar bill. From its inception amidst a male stripper’s strip tease to its final resting place in the hands of a talented, but struggling writer, this bill weaves together the lives of several individuals, each contributing to its rich tapestry.
5. Wolf (1994)
Wolf, “ a thrilling blend of drama, horror, and romance, is set in the bustling streets of Manhattan, New York City. The film revolves around Will Randall, a successful publisher played by Jack Nicholson, who finds himself turning into a demon wolf. In a terrifying twist of fate, he must now use his heightened sense of smell and agility, as a werewolf, to protect his job and save the city from supernatural threats.
6. Comic Relief VII (1995)
Comic Relief VII is a unique and memorable event from 1995, featuring an incredible lineup of comedians who came together to raise money for charity. This stand-up comedy special brought together the talents of Billy Crystal, Whoopi Goldberg, and Robin Williams, among others.
7. The Pallbearer (1996)
The Pallbearer” (1996) is a unique blend of comedy and romance, following the story of a young man who finds himself in an unexpected predicament as he becomes a pallbearer for the funeral of a classmate he cannot recall. As if that wasn’t enough, he is also reunited with his old high school crush, who briefly returns to town. Directed by Matt Reeves and written by Jason Katims and Matt Reeves, this unconventional film will keep you laughing and crying as you navigate through its intricate plot.
8. Breast Men (1997)
Breast Men” is a 1997 comedy-drama directed by Lawrence O’Neil, set during the era of the infamous breast implant craze. The film follows the lives of two talented plastic surgeons, Dr. Dixson and Dr. McLaren, who create revolutionary breast implants. Their discovery brings them wealth and fame, leading to their separation as they pursue their own personal and professional interests. However, success comes at a high price as both doctors navigate through their personal struggles, including infidelity and unfaithfulness.
9. The Thin Pink Line (1998)
The Thin Pink Line” is a raucous mockumentary that delves into the eccentric life and troubled times of Chauncey Ledbetter, a flamboyant male supermodel. Convicted of murder and sentenced to death, the filmmakers conduct interviews with various people involved in the case, the victim, and Chauncey himself, in a quest for the truth. This engaging comedy, complete with hilarious parody and eccentric characters, takes a satirical look at the fashion industry and the pursuit of fame, all while maintaining an intriguing mystery.
10. Kissing a Fool (1998)
Kissing a Fool” is a lively and heartwarming romantic comedy that originally released in 1998. Directed by Doug Ellin and written by James Frey and Doug Ellin, this film stars David Schwimmer, Jason Lee, and Mili Avital in the leading roles.
11. Since You’ve Been Gone (1998)
Since You’ve Been Gone” is a lighthearted comedy-romance film released in 1998, directed by David Schwimmer. The plot follows the story of a 10th anniversary High School reunion that, despite a rough start, turns out to be a memorable and heartwarming event.
12. Six Days Seven Nights (1998)
Six Days Seven Nights” is a thrilling action-adventure comedy film from 1998 starring Harrison Ford, Anne Heche, and David Schwimmer. The movie follows a New York magazine editor, Robin Monroe, and a gruff pilot, Quinn Harris, as they crash land on a deserted island in the South Seas. Despite their mutual disdain, they must put aside their differences if they want to survive.
13. Apt Pupil (1998)
In “Apt Pupil”, young teenager Todd Bowden stumbles upon the dark secret of his neighbor, Kurt Dussander. Suspecting him to be a Nazi war criminal, Todd is determined to get to the truth.
14. All the Rage (1999)
All the Rage, a riveting 1999 film directed by James D. Stern, centers around the lives of nine individuals in Los Angeles who are mysteriously connected to each other. However, their lives take a drastic turn when they all come in possession of handguns, leading to a series of shocking deaths.
15. The 26th Annual People’s Choice Awards (2000)
Experience the glitz and glamour of the 26th Annual People’s Choice Awards, an American award ceremony that celebrates the most popular figures in pop culture. With roots dating back to 1975, this prestigious event allows audiences to have a say in who they think deserves recognition.
16. Love & Sex (2000)
Love & Sex” is a captivating romantic comedy drama that follows Kate, a fired magazine writer who gets a last chance at redemption with a new assignment. After partaking in a candid exploration of her romantic endeavors, she’s tasked with writing 2,500 words on how to find the perfect man, which just so happens to align with her own experiences. This film is not just about finding love; it’s also about navigating its twists and turns.
17. Picking Up the Pieces (2000)
In the quirky comedy “Picking Up the Pieces, “ set in a tight-knit New Mexican village, the locals are stunned when they discover a severed hand that is taken for a divine miracle. Unbeknownst to them, the hand in question actually belongs to a deceased spouse, leading the husband on a hysterical hunt for the hand, resulting in a hilariously dark twist.
18. Hotel (2001)
Hotel” is an audacious comedy that transports viewers to a Venice hotel. Here, the lives of various individuals like a sex worker, a hired killer, and a movie crew intertwine in the most unusual way. The narrative takes a dark turn as the story unfolds, revealing that human meat is on the menu, presenting a shocking perspective of the city that never sleeps.
19. Uprising (2001)
Uprising, released in 2001, is a gripping drama set during World War II that follows the incredible story of the Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto who rise against the Nazis. Directed by Jon Avnet and written by Paul Brickman and Jon Avnet, this film chronicles the courage and resilience of those ensnared in the dire circumstances of the Holocaust.
20. 8th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (2002)
Experience the glamour and excitement of the 8th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, a prestigious event honoring the best performances in movies and television from 2002. This star-studded event was hosted by renowned director Ron de Moraes and brought together some of the most talented actors and actresses in the industry.
21. NBC 75th Anniversary Special (2002)
NBC 75th Anniversary Special is a heartwarming celebration of NBC’s rich 75-year history. This 3-hour special features a nostalgic journey through the network’s memorable moments and significant milestones.
22. 9th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (2003)
Experience the glamour and excitement of the 9th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in this remarkable TV special. The event, hosted by renowned director Ron de Moraes, spotlights the American Awards presented by the esteemed Guild of movie actors for exceptional performances in both movies and television serials, dating back to 1995.
23. Humanoid (2003)
Embrace your inner comedian with “Humanoid” (2003), a rib-tickling adventure that takes a comical look at the world of competitive impersonation. Follow the quirky and lovable underdog, Nick, as he embarks on a laugh-filled journey to win the world’s greatest humanoid impersonation contest. Along the way, he’ll face hilarious challenges, win over the hearts of the audience and prove that even the most unlikely of heroes have what it takes to shine.
24. 101 Biggest Celebrity Oops (2004)
101 Biggest Celebrity Oops” is a light-hearted documentary that takes a humorous look at the most embarrassing moments in celebrity history. From wardrobe malfunctions to cringe-worthy interviews, the film showcases the iconic blunders that have turned heads and made stars blush.
25. Madagascar (2005)
Get ready for a wild adventure as the beloved characters from “Madagascar” take center stage! . In this 2005 animated comedy, a group of New York Zoo animals, led by Alex the lion (voiced by Ben Stiller), find themselves unexpectedly dropped into the jungles of Madagascar.
26. Duane Hopwood (2005)
Duane Hopwood is a moving and humorous journey through the life of a struggling single father, played by the talented Bill Buell. Set in the fast-paced world of a casino, Duane battles to put himself and his family’s lives back in order before it’s too late. Along the way, he encounters a myriad of colorful characters, including the charming Dick Cavett as a crooked policeman.
27. Big Nothing (2006)
Big Nothing” is a quirky comedy-crime thriller that keeps viewers guessing from start to finish. When a frustrated, yet brilliantly educated professor (David Schwimmer) finds himself unemployed, he teams up with a scam artist (Simon Pegg) for a daring blackmailing scheme. The film takes an unexpected turn when they recruit a young, mysterious woman (Alice Eve) to aid them in their endeavor.
28. Run Fatboy Run (2007)
Run Fatboy Run” is a heartwarming comedy-drama that captures the essence of second chances and redemption. Five years after callously jilting his pregnant fiancée on their wedding day, out-of-shape Dennis (Simon Pegg) embarks on a remarkable journey to win her back. The turning point comes when his former lover announces that she’s engaged to another man.
29. Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa (2008)
Dive into the heart of Africa with Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa, a thrilling animated adventure that takes our beloved zoo animals to new heights. As they navigate a crash-landing on an African nature reserve, our heroes discover their wild counterparts and unlock the secrets of their own lineage. Alex, the lion cub, learns his royal heritage as prince of a mighty lion pride.
30. Nothing But the Truth (2008)
In the heart of Washington, D. C. , a resolute journalist named Cameron Mitchell finds herself ensnared in a tangled web of confinement and integrity. As she stands on the precipice of revealing the identity of a high-ranking CIA agent, Cameron must decide if her personal beliefs about freedom of the press and journalistic integrity are worth risking her freedom.
31. Brief Interviews with Hideous Men (2009)
Brief Interviews with Hideous Men” is a comedy-drama film that tells the story of a graduate student grappling with the aftermath of a recent breakup. Directed by John Krasinski, the film features Julianne Nicholson, Timothy Hutton, and Ben Shenkman in starring roles, and is written by John Krasinski and David Foster Wallace. Set against the backdrop of an anthropology class, the film follows a female graduate student who conducts a series of interviews with various men — including a washroom attendant and other misfit characters — in an attempt to make sense of her own heartache.
32. Trust (2010)
In the gripping drama “Trust” (2010), directed by David Schwimmer and written by Andy Bellin and Robert Festinger, a teenage girl finds herself trapped in a dangerous game played by an online sexual predator. As the plot unravels, the girl and her overworked mother are forced to confront the dark realities of the internet age, where even the most innocent interactions can lead to devastating consequences.
33. John Carter (2012)
In the pulse-pounding adventure, “John Carter, “ transplanted to the inhospitable planet of Barsoom, a Civil War veteran finds himself battling giant, barbarian-like creatures. Desperate to escape, he forms an unlikely alliance with Woola, a loyal creature, and a princess in dire need of a hero. As he defies the odds to save his newfound friend, he discovers a breathtaking world filled with enchanting landscapes and incredible wonders.
34. Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted (2012)
Get ready for an exciting adventure with your favorite Madagascar animals in “Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted! “ After being caught by a relentless animal-control officer, our beloved characters team up with a struggling European circus to make their way back to New York. Along the way, they embark on a thrilling journey loaded with laughter, danger, and a whole lot of circus mishaps.
35. The Iceman (2012)
The Iceman” unravels the intriguing true story of Richard Kuklinski, a chilling contract killer and devoted family man. Lurking in the shadows of his seemingly normal life, Kuklinski leaves a sinister trail of crime, violence, and betrayal that permeates through his world.
36. Must See TV: A Tribute to James Burrows (2016)
Must See TV: A Tribute to James Burrows is a heartwarming documentary released in 2016, celebrating the extraordinary career of one of the most influential TV directors. James Burrows, best known for his work on iconic shows like Friends, Cheers, Frasier, Taxi, Will & Grace, The Big Bang Theory, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, and The Bob Newhart Show, has left an indelible mark on the world of television comedy.
37. ReMastered: The Lion’s Share (2018)
In ReMastered: The Lion’s Share, esteemed South African journalist Rian Malan embarks on an unforgettable journey to uncover the true story behind one the world’s most beloved songs, “The Lion Sleeps Tonight. “ Unraveling the complexities of music history, Malan delves into the lives of the song’s often-unsung heroes: its original writers, Solomon Linda and Delphi Linda. An enthralling documentary that blends expert storytelling, music, and journalism, ReMastered: The Lion’s Share is a must-see for fans of historical inquiry and undeniable nostalgia.
38. The Laundromat (2019)
The Laundromat” is a riveting comedy-crime drama that follows the gripping narrative of a grieving widow who embarks on a mysterious and perilous journey. A woman, driven by the loss of her husband, discovers an intricate web of insurance fraud and financial corruption, ultimately chasing down leads to a pair of ruthless Panama City law partners. This film masterfully breaks the fourth wall, captivating audiences with its unconventional storytelling approach.
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